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Business Day
The Harmony They Want to Hear
An Apple-Beats Electronics combination could jump-start two important industries: music and wearable technology.
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Sports
Video: Snowboard Legend Mentors Fresh Talent
Five years ago, Jeremy Jones invited a young Ryland Bell to join him in Alaska. Since that trip, Bell has traveled to the state with Jones nearly every spring, revealing Bell’s growth as a rider.
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U.S.
Arizona’s All-Points Bulletin: Who Can Take in a Chihuahua?
The popular breed is overpopulating areas where spaying and neutering are not embraced, and groups are getting creative to find homes for the dogs.
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Business Day
Doubts Raised About Off-Label Use of Subsys, a Strong Painkiller
The drug was approved in 2012 for cancer patients, but has since become an outsize moneymaker for Insys Therapeutics and has been prescribed more widely.
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World
A Grass-Roots Drive for Clean Elections in Karnataka
An anticorruption campaign, Me and My Vote Are Not For Sale, has taken hold at the village level.
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Business Day
Andreessen Horowitz Bets on a Government Software Start-Up
OpenGov, a start-up that sells software to help local governments manage data, said it had received about $15 million in a financing round led by Andreessen Horowitz.
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World
Russian Rocket Crashes After Takeoff
A Russian Proton-M rocket carrying a communications satellite crashed in Kazakhstan after what appeared to have been an engine malfunction, an official said.
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U.S.
Warning: The Literary Canon Could Make Students Squirm
Critics say “trigger warnings” would undermine academic freedom and stifle discourse, but proponents say it’s common sense to alert students who may have trauma in their pasts.
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U.S.
Arkansas: Same-Sex Marriages Are Halted
The State Supreme Court has suspended a judge’s ruling striking down Arkansas’ ban on same-sex marriage, halting the issuance of licenses that have been obtained by hundreds of couples.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Mexican Minis Edition
BMW says it may build Minis in Mexico; a quadriplegic former IndyCar racer will drive a 2014 Corvette Stingray at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Business Day
A Clash of Ideals and Investments at Swarthmore
A student-led movement aimed at ridding college endowment funds of fossil fuel investments got its start at Swarthmore College, which has yet to sign on to the cause.
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Opinion
Expanding Hydropower
The executive director of the National Hydropower Association calls for making greater use of existing dams.
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Opinion
Climate Change: Prophets and Deniers
Readers react to a new findings on climate change and comments by Senator Marco Rubio.
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World
Colin Pillinger, Who Set Europe’s Eye on Space, Dies at 70
Dr. Pillinger led a shoestring effort to put a European lander on Mars. It failed to reach the planet, but the mission elevated space exploration in Europe.
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U.S.
Judge Upholds Ban an Assault Weapons
A federal judge on Thursday upheld a Washington gun law that bans assault weapons and requires owners of other firearms to follow certain registration requirements.
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Opinion
Grading Obama’s Foreign Policy
The president’s record only looks good if the Iraq war is your standard.
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Real Estate
A Trail Helps Open Up a Dallas Neighborhood to New Development
The Katy Trail, built on former railroad property, is a key part of the transformation of Uptown into a “live, work, play” district.
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Science
Error at IBM Lab Finds New Family of Materials
The materials, called thermosets, are unusually strong and light, exhibit “self-healing” properties and can be easily reformed to make products recyclable.
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U.S.
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